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Assuming that other factors are equal how are the immigration and emigration rates related in a stable population?
In a stable population, where births and deaths are roughly balanced, immigration and emigration rates would also be roughly balanced. This is because the population is neither growing nor declining, so the number of people entering the population through immigration would be offset by the number leaving through emigration.
Is the primary sector growing or declining?
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Why is Mexico City growing so rapidly?
the population is growing because of the rural (countryside) to urban(city) migration
Growing population is responsible for water shortage why?
Growing population is responsible for water shortage because because all the people is using water in the world so slowly-slowly water is going to end. That is why growing population is responsible for water shortage.
How many africian penguins are there?
i think about 300 000 African penguins are still their, their population is listed as stable, so they aren't declining yet
Why man modifies his environment?
as the population started growing our needs also started growing so we humans started modifying our environment
Why is Dhaka Bangladesh a fast growing city?
fertility high, so population high
What was the population of Pakistan in 1997?
Pakistan previously comprised West Pakistan and East Pakistan, which since 1971 has been the separate country of Bangladesh. In the 1967 edition of Whitaker's almanac the population of West Pakistan was given as 43 million, and that of East Pakistan as 51 million. the combined population of the provinces making up West Pakistan was: 34 million in 1951, a few years after partition; 43 million in 1961, which corresponds with the figure given above; 66 million in 1972; 87 million in 1981; 132 million in 1998. The 2010 population of that territory is estimated to be about 170 million. The population now is about 156 million, but from a chart it appears to have been about 42 million at the time of partition, and about 58 million in 1961. So the answer to the question: "What was the population of Pakistan in 1947?" has to come in two parts: 1. For the entire territory that was then Pakistan, about 76 million - 34 million in West Pakistan plus 42 million in East Pakistan - which combined total of 76 million has now grown to about 326 million. 2. Just for the territory that is now Pakistan, about 34 million, which has grown to about 170 million.
How was viking life good or fun?
hard there homeland Scandinavia had a growing population so i suppose it was grim
How did geography impact Phoenician life?
They had limited land to support a growing population so turned to trade.
Why do Pakistan need dams?
Well ! Pakistan has been facing energy crises for the past 4 years. The electricity produced there does't fulfil the needs. So, they need to build more dams to create more electricity to meet the needs of the population.
What is the scope of mass communication in Pakistan?
plz tell me what is the scope of mass communication in pakistan and also tell me that its right choice for me or not bcoz i recently done my b-com so i m confiuse that its suitable for me or not
